A less explored destination in Kodai hill ranges; ideal for soft treks. Thandikudi is situated about 47 km mortheast of Batlagundu in Lower Palani hills in Kodaikanal taluk. It is on the left bank of Marudanadi, about 4,400 feet above mean sea level. The serene location of Thandikudi had remained an important archaeological site since megalithic times.

We would also hop into Dolman’s Cave and Ponnu-Mappillai Rock and a water falls which are special attractions of this hidden hills. The story of Ponnu- Mappillai Rock goes like this … a couple who got married in plains and started walking through the dense forest to Thandikudi… legend has it that they got frozen into the massive rock structures resembling a couple!

Trek through the tea estates, stay in a bungalow on the cliff, enjoy a panoramic view of the Kallar River and the valley below, and later, trek along the cliffs and visit a waterfall.

Doesn’t it sound exciting?

Aravenu is just the place for the adventure freak who likes to be completely cut out from the urban milieu.

Situated 25 kms from Mettupalayam on the way to Kotagiri, Aravenu is a picturesque, virginal locale. The treks through the pristine green woods are sure to bring out the poet in you.

So don’t forget to take a notepad and pen along.

After spending the larger part of your life in the din of the city, don’t you want to escape to the serene countryside? This rustic charm is precisely what Malaiyur promises. Located near Dindugal, this small hillock of around 800m height is ideal for a rural visit.

The villagers of Malaiyur are cut off from the world and lead life at their own quaint pace. Apart from treks to various viewpoints, streams and reserve forests, you can get a taste of the rustic life. We have even tied up with NGOs that help promote alternative employment in the village.

This location will be ideal for the Kids to teach them about the rural life of TamilNadu, Hands on experience on Agriculture & Life of Villagers.

Javadhu Hills, one of the largest in the Eastern Ghats, is located near Vellore. These hills call out to those of us with a keen sense of adventure and deep love for nature in its pristine form. Located at a 3.5 hrs drive from Chennai, the hills promise treks through dense forests laced with jungle rivers.

Bisected by the Cheyyar and Agaram rivers (tributaries of the Paalar), these hills are full of bluish gray granites, with peaks averaging 3,600–3,800 feet (1,100–1,150 m). Their steep south-eastern flanks are dense with sandalwood trees. As we trek uphill, the panoramic view is dotted with quaint little tribal hamlets alongside millet fields.

There is also the probability of sighting bisons as we go further up. And though the trek can get a little tiring, you can cool your heels at the Beemanmadvu Waterfalls and many other unnamed rivulets.

What more can you ask for from a trek?